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== General == | == General == | ||
=== Gameplay === | === Gameplay === | ||
| − | Athenai's gameplay consists of simple parkour between various pillars and platforms on both the inside and the outside of the temple. There are a large number of ladder jumps in various sections of the map as well. Though the map's jumps are simple, failing will almost always mean the player has to | + | Athenai's gameplay consists of simple parkour between various pillars and platforms on both the inside and the outside of the temple. There are a large number of ladder jumps in various sections of the map as well. Though the map's jumps are simple, failing will almost always mean the player has to to back to the start. |
=== Aesthetics === | === Aesthetics === | ||
The map is set in a recreation of the Greek Parthenon and is built largely of various quartz blocks. The stark white is contrasted in places with red netherbrick and accentuated with various polished stones. The surrounding hillside is vibrant, and several forms of plant life can be found growing. The entire area is surrounded with a wall composed of quartz, fences, and stone slabs. | The map is set in a recreation of the Greek Parthenon and is built largely of various quartz blocks. The stark white is contrasted in places with red netherbrick and accentuated with various polished stones. The surrounding hillside is vibrant, and several forms of plant life can be found growing. The entire area is surrounded with a wall composed of quartz, fences, and stone slabs. | ||